The Sun. — London, England, 1810-11-02 00:00:00

Pr ~,-___,..___ 1 NAV - AL- NEWS. .P • , ,„ - t o e m : OCT. 3 t.—Arrived the brig H ope, 4: , 11 I d°, SKELTON VICKERMAti, niASler ; Leon and Gibraltar, with a cargo consisting of e i a nd cork, put into this p o r t for orders, and is it (iill resS, being in a leaky state, and in want of r9visiu ns ;sailed from Otbraltar on the 'llth inst. c um • "rany with "a Bret consisting of seventeen sail, of his Majesty'S ship Roinun, of l 8 Captain Witokzwoon, parted company sonic ‘:, 1)1 sinc e; , al so the sloops Handy, LAKE ; and MILES, from Youghall, u ith cargoes of pro for this port ; the- Two Brothers, ELLIS ; , ) ` 1 S uificient, I'ARSE, from Wales; also arrived a . vesszi in ballast, from Penzance. 1 1)14 back the t rans p or t -Rover, Captain SWAN 3 or le s ailed from hence some days since with a cargo • Provisions for Corunna, but encountered a heavy Sale ° I Wind off the Lizard, and carried away her 13tna st, and received considerable damage, in con- Pelce •of which she was obliged to put into nzance. 'n; ent ile down the harbour and anchored in the °Lind . ttiq Piercer gun-biig. Arrives] the Liberty, VARRALL, from London. the Dragon, of 74 guns, Admiral Sir . F. LA 7 i ()11 M - ; going to the West Indies as COM ilander in Chief. Lady COCHRANE, Miss GOGH ,4I", Sir 121 , !:0,NrAs arid Lady Thowrailunc, Mr. aY 'NAMARA, iCut Dr. SIR, go Out in the Drava It) Barbacloes. ?OIi TSMOUTH, NOV. a - Came in this •day his' A l la j es tY's ship Belleropkw? from the Baltic, and the Qri s eisy,un-brig, trOkn'a ci - uize. • . Sailed his Majesty's ships Dapper and II:billet on 1 c ruize.' •. ' .. brig Adventure, Bsßus rna€ter, from „inn qrl a Qd. hound to this port, ar rived -this clay at St. K el en 8 d6tnasted, having experienced a heavy gale f w ind on Tuesday last off Beachy-bend, in which lost the . same. the Neath Castle, GERMAN, front , Lou t' Oeient, DOUGLAS, and Toni and Mary, PAL -444) from Sunderland ; . and the Amazon, PINTO, ir ") Lond on . . _ Went out of Harbour the Derwent gun-brig to B.Pithe,d. A LSIuUTH, OCT. 31.—The Dispatch packet, D P A 12, - scitt a from the 'Windward islands in 29 days, tu n s no news. Sa iletrthe Hind cutter-on a cruizt. DEAL, Nov. I.—Arrived several .ships from ihe 1 d ae.Peter of 300 tons, Licien with Brazil wood, e• is taken and carried into Gr,tvelines. Zlie Liberty,---, troll Iceland, is taken, and I ''' r ried into. Calais. llie.Jamer, from London to Lisbon, is taken, and ned into Cherburgh. The Betsey — , RUEHO, from Philadelphia ; George, from Quebec, for London ; Draper, from Guernsey for ditto; Atalanta, BUT v"R, from Gibraltar for ditto ; and t i lie 11 imble, laden with wine, &c. from Oporto to Hull, :ate all captured and c*rried into Dieppe. b WoonwAßD, Supercargo of the American t i li g Caroline, DAvls, Master_ Who arrived ycster 4Y, mate,, , ,, that he: sailed !ruin Boson on the tst of as st month; and that in lat. 47. long. 24: the ship ' 38 boarded by a French privateer of 26 guns , 15 d ays fioln L'Oilent. He says the Captain was -. `"ed with the'greatest politeness; that he received 'Present (I of wine; that the brig being leaky and -e ucient, he was offered blocks, rigging, or any nn'er .accommodation. The French' Commander i orrned theta, thit . if they were bound to Eng ia4d,it would .make no difference, and that he was not tb take any American vessel, what ver Might - be her destination. . . n ersLlN,.- OCT: 49. —This day the Commission n bud J ur y f o u n d a true upon , a charge of OanlY. against the Countep of ANNESLEY :—the r ° l is expeEted to take plaarto-morrow. A noliceto the following etfea 'has this day been .k'rculated " Elti ANN ES' LEY, about twelve years of age, lest e Nit Office yesterday evening, be' wren. the } oars of six and seven.o',clock, a person I)n%ing c:411- id for hi m un d er a lelie pretence, and has nut since e " heard of." , . , „ ; 4Xlrottn, OCT. 2i.--Wednesday the rollowing 1 -l eliftemen were admitted to degrees :—Rev. John el and, of Oriel College , Gran d Com p ounder, b )tor in, Divinity ; Beilby Lawley, Esq. of All College, Bachelor in Civil Law ; Rev. Phil p, a nler, of Magdalen Hall, Mr. T. W. L a nc aster, ,c 1 Queen's College.; Rev W. Stratford, Mr. W. J. Mr. T. James, of Christ Church, Masters of rib 3 Messrs. BrackFn, of Magdalen, I'. Gale, of c c x ekr., R. Napier, of Oriel, D. R. Godfrey , : of "° 4 kleen's, H. Tredcioft, of Christ Church, Bachelors of Arts. . 11, fire broke' out on Tuesday night at a public -I."se in White - ci-Oss-sifet, City 4oad. A yoOl% 4 lutnan slept ,in _the second_ beLfright i 'rew hericlf out of the window, and um so dread- L L IAY bruised that she died yesterday. . „. POETRY EP IGR2IAf; ON 1 - HZ ORIC,INAL REPRESENTATION OF THE TRAGEDY OF THE GAMESTER. By the late ARTMu MURPHY, Eaq. IN a Coree-house ring, where the chat ran on Plays, A Clergyman spoke Of The Gamester with praise; '' I wish," said the Pars n, " poor Beverley's life " Had been sav'd, hr the sate of his sister and wife"— " How," cluoth a Physician,* " should Beveritylive? " That Lewsoit escap'd I can hardly forgive. " With errors like these can a Sch:dar be bamm'cl, I speak from the Greek, Sir, the Play should be damn'th" Thus each in his way was his duty fulfilling ; The Prie.t was for saving, the Maid?' for Dr. AKENSIDE is supposed to be alluded to. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER ; • OR.HOUGHTON MEETING. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 31.—(Continued.) • Sweepstakes of A5O. each. B. C. Mt. Bouverie's Discount, 5 yrs Bst. 61b. Mr. Shakespear's Harpocrates, aged, Sst. 71b. - 2 Mr. Flo.orth's Dwarf, 6 yrs 7st. 131 b. 3 Ld Lowther's Agnes, 5 yrs Bst. 71b. - 4 D. of Grafton's Whalebone, gst. beat Major Wheatley's Sir Alarrinel, Bst. 61b. Across the Flat, zoogs. h. ft. Sweepstakes. of 25gs. each. • Two-yr old Course. 1). of Grafton's Morel, 5 yrs - yst..7lb. - Sir. C. Bunbury's Fair Star; 4. yrs gst. 121 b. • - • 2 Ld F. G. Osbornes Poppy,• 4 yrs zist. - 3 0. of Rutland's c. by frenien - tbrancer, 3 }rs izlb. 4 EA G.- 11. Cavendish's . tirange 3 yrs 7sr: 41b.. 5 Mr. Blake's. I. Bag of Bones, by Gunanna, out of Ama zon, 3 yrs fist. i2lb. - 6 Ld Lowther's Agnes, 8,,1. tlb. rec. ft. fro - la Mr. Payne's Black !gun rd. Sst. Aty. M..to:gs. h. ft. • •Mr. BOuVt:rie . .s Discount, .rec. 3ogs. front Mr. Howurtli's jubilee, jacK, data 71b. each. , Two-yr old Ci.puise, toogs. h. It, , . THURSDAY., U. of Craftoti's Makbone, bat Mr. Ar.tliew's, I . llofll, SS% 7f.). • It. *I; , to" 4 1 0 i butte._ . • • . •: .„ . . Nlr. Shakespear's Tumbler, 7st. tab. beat" fklajor . son's Sat. Sib. 4c:rubs the I Lit, t.ogb. fp, 4,t9. Tumuler. Mr. Bouverie's KV3VC of Chins, Bst. 21b. peat Mr. 'An. ar;:w's Thorn, Bst. )Ib., Two-) r old Course, 104 s. ;. 6t04 on Knave of Clabs. - • 111 . Bouvcrie's tVooLt.da;..inott,, B.it. Seat Major Wilson's Erebus r. Sst. ilo. Ab. M. tooi4S.-5 Ic.l 4on Wood.thetnon. MI. V.:LI3iIJ4II'& Buriel6il; 7st. 1,1111, rec, it, from 1.4 1 . 0. leY's Spaniard; 11,:t. 7111. B. C. zoogs. ti. tt. V.nbittlri's Treasure", Bst 7111. rec. from Mr. Shak?- sle.d'S Spine, Bst. 21b. Ab. M. 2ougs.' THE LATE QUEEIV OF HOLLAND. Copies of a very severe but feeling letter, written* by this Latly.lo BUONAPARTE, are stated to be'cir- culated ar Paris by the, partisans ofJoscrn IN a. .they , report that in the,year t 80') she sacrificed her inno cence to his incestuous lust, upon condition that all ideas of a divorce from her tuo‘her should be laid aside,aud that she was pregnant by NAPOLEON when she was mart led to his brother. The letter is' seven plges, close writing: we have only room for the • following . ext rad . : " My sins," she. writes, " fall . On .your culpable head ! .Yourkhreats, and seduction, and my. mo , tiler's tears, made tne a criminit before I. knew what guilt was. Take back your blood•stai d sceptres, your ruined kingdoms, and restore mes . von can the innocence of which you robbed me..! Nothing proves more the inefficacy of your power, .'Ulan your inability to rendet me my lost virtue ! Y6or Sove reignties---your diadeais are the ,wages of infamy--- of prostitution ! They increase the reproaches of my guilty conscience. Tlt is not hardened like yours., It dreads, but it believes in a remunerator hereafter. It implores his forgiveness, and prays for your re pentance. I pity, but •I do not envy, the unfor tunate Princess exposed to your poisonous embraCe,' Your treatment, I am certain, will soon send her to a convent, to a mad-house, or to a grave. I morn my mother's disgrace, because she has not Teligion, enough to support it with resignation, or philosophy; enough to despise it with dignity. Again, what are' all the Empires of the world to a peace" of mind ?, When it is gone, splendour and grandeur are only brilliant 'misery. You—you the sole cause of all my wretchedness, you have shut the gates of Paris—of my nbtive.city, against me. Thank God ! -you can not dispose of those of Heaven ! The most repent ant of sinners, I trust, will find them open for her . reception.. She summons her destroyer before_the throne of ati Almighty Creator !—Yoes, yes ! before twelve months you. shall appear in the presence of the Judge of Heaven and Earth,. to render .an ad-- count for a fortune you ',have horribly - abused, for the vittitus you so .cruelly have slain, and for the nations you so mereileedy have oppressed and ruined: Tremble, wretch ! your _punishment will surpass your prosperity !" ~ Syron:lE.—Yesterday, about noon, the body of a man, apparently between forty and fifty years of age, in the dress of a baker,, was discovered sus pended in his handkerchief from a rafter, in an uu tini-.11,11 building near Stepney Fields, and who ap peared to have been hanging but a fcw hours. The body wai taken to the workhouse to be owned, and • - for a Coroner's Inquest. ; Yesterday evening, between the hours - of soven and eight o'clock, as a gentleman was crossing from Chario;te-street, Blackfriars-road, the lore-horse of a coal .waggon knocked him down, when, shocking; to relate,, the wheel passed over his lead, and .cru.hed out his brains. He was conveyed to au apothecary's just by, when it appeared, Iv letters,' f© .Ind in his pockets, that he lived in Bishupsgate street, and was a respectable woollen-draper and mercer. The body was conveyed to Christ Church .Workhouse, there to remain for a Coroner' In quest. SINGULAR VgENOMENON.-411 bland made its appearance - on the 30th of. August last, in the cep ter of Tarn Waddlan, near 1-fesket in the Forest, in Cumberland. It is several yards dist,ihce from either side, ,and., has retained It'slocal situation, without the least alterltion, ever since:.—lt is.pro bable it has arisen from the -bottom, as.no traces can be found of its separation twin .the, main laud. • • SOUTII /1111E - 1i10.4. • EKTRAOIIDINARY GAZETTE OP BUENOS AYESS. Saturday, Augus.t We have received ,dispatches from the expedition to the interior provinces, and hasten to communicate their contents to' the public. The rapid.and happy effeot it has produced is an ample reward for the fatigues of Goi , ernineut,, and iris the duty of every good citizen to pay due homage. to those tried pa triots who purChase the glory and happiness of.their country by every privation that can con,ectate it.— The inclemency of the weather, the badness 01 the roads, the rigour of discipline, the fatigues of march ing, are- the Lily tributes they otfer. to their country and the sincerity of their intentions present for the firstlime men who despise toils, and en - ar:lce a perilou3 career, -not to make towns , groan wider .devastation :and,. death, but to carry to them the .olive of peace, and secure to therm happiness by the Unalterable bonds of fraternity. T 4 EXCELLENT SIR, • " In the night of the ist inst. I sent a letter to your Excellency by the post, communicating the unfortunate news of the flight from Cordova, the day. before at twelve o'clock, of all thOse persons who oppressed it. I did not doubt for a motn , ...nt that it was necessary to pursue them ,with all h.iste; and for this, purpose a party of three hundr,d valry and infantry ; mounted on • the only horses Which were serviceable, were got teady without de— lay, carrying with them four, 'pieces orartillery.. Major-General Don Antonio 'Balcar el, on the evening of Ithat day, placed himself 'at the head of his troops, who seemed .delighted witli che cuter prize, and tnarched:away, receiving the vivus and acclamations of ;he army, who, jealous of the glory. which awaited their companions, manifested by their. looks the wonderful contrAst . of pain and plea Sure. " Almost ,from Otis inornem, Excellent-:Sir, I flatter myself with the triumph of our arms; •if Hot co:lopleatly AO,' at leakt the-must irniortant part that, ha .presented itself to,this auxiliary. army. Toe ex tended march of the fogit l ites ; the hatred of_their pursuers ;. the inclitieront condition of their horses; their cornbf-rsome artillery and baggage ; and lastly to pass through towns so inseparably., united to the sacred cause which your Excellency nobly, de!ends, tngether with the energy and firmness of the +jor General who pursues them, ought from this itro4 -menrto fill.your Excellency's superior mind with the grea,kise hopes of success. " Tire wretches, nut content vshth.having seized the , King'i treasure, and desiroyeethe provisions' of the towns, coedit ited also the .plunder 61 the cOmmerce • which was upon its road- to the capital, and to'accomrlish it with impunitY,' - otdered the C.:ln ductor to retnrn with the:carts, whicti were alteaJy on this side of the city, that they tnig,tit go to Jujuy ; butAhe rapid march .of the iThjor,General will; no d - ciuht place the commerce of , -Buc:nos . Ayres beyond the reach- of instilt,„ which has no . sueh example since its first population. .I -.hope your Excelenc.y will ,approve of • the measures which I Mace taken, and which appeared to - me to be the most effectual for the King's service, and the:fulfilment of that importanf . se , rvicc which the magnanimity of 'your - . Excellency . was_',conde scending enough to entrust in such weak hands. " Go pr e your Excellency, B.:c FRANQIICO ANTONIO ARTII OCAYO. " Corral del•Aliestro, 3d of Atigust ` To the President and Nocale3 of the junta." pUEt , IOS AUGLTST.9.7-qha patriotic. flame communicates itself with the rapid!'ty of lightning,. and passes over. mountains covered with snow with out losing piny of its I,lrce. The optiletit' kingdom of Chili has given. the first step towards recovering its Most skied 'rights. Despotism thought to fix itsglf,. . by striking a terrible. bIOW against. three worthy in habitants; .butt the good. Patriots‘ seized from 'its' hands the triumph .which it was about to proclaim With iMpOdende, brit a valiant . patriot was placed at the head. of the kingdom, - reconciling the ruin from an unlawful hand with the most Oomple;e security of theaugust rightS,*of our beloved Monarch. •It is with pleasure. We communicate to the public the following •disnatch sent by 'the Commandant of Mendoza,,and which has been confirmed' through other channels equally official : " • At the time of the depatture of my dispatches to your Excellency, detained until to-day, nenig the time that the Royal Standard passes, I am informed by a,passenger front Coil, who wAs orJered to ap pear. imme,;i;ttely before, Dora Miguel Jose Galig oiana, that his deposition might •bc taken as to what he knew.... Ihe people demanded the 'President's deposi. lion, and the Cabildo calling to the Mniisters of the Real Audiencia, a -long consultation ensued, in which it was determined to depose the President, and to appoint in his place Count D. Mateo Toro, an inhabitant, of that city; the President not being able to resist, notwithstanding he had his own party, was on the 17th lodged in the Mint, where he was ,allotted an apatiMent. He left it on Wednesday the • I,Bth, for - this town, where he at rived en" Morning'of the : 2sth at day-break. • " The traitor llatnon 'Put°, , alter 'wring ncknow ledged ,the Junta, and sworn obedietwe tb it, ordlte his solc-nm oath. Cowardice preopit2tel i , to aulgnotninions intligue, and Irrs.ing M9n,!.. Video so.near at hand, he acktrowletigyd its 00%e:inn:nit, and • plaCed himself under the saf - cguard of I .59 men,.by which act he secures the impunity Qf die crittoe7 , The Gtheral of the Expedition .aaainst Cordova has sent to the Junta the following Official Leiter : " EXCELLI3NT SIR, ." 'We, have just learned from Don Panstino Al lende, and by the lettrr of Don Ambrosio 'Funrs, that yesterday at twelve o'clock the Govi:ruor Con dm, Senor Liniers, the Bishop, Colonel Don Vitorino Rodriguez, and the Officer reps, left Cortora ttking the road to Peru, carrying with them tine pieces of flying artillery,, the ca libre of+, 6, uncle-, from 3 to 4 inindted men armed, and although all his force it is Lklieved could be H destroyed - with 30') men of tins-army, a , 5 we, ate t clzficielit i 4 Ilona% anti-we cannot, even thi greatest efforts, regnlarly mount that nnmber, k uld as, by dividing our forces, it might be, flange, sous in case ,of an aelion, we have deterriined.opon the immediate advance. of:the, whole army, prdering from cordol a 300 n1:11 to puNtiv thern,,which, the help ofi.led by that city, they may be .ovet beture tiveir arrival a: Salvino del .li.otero or Tuc.;.? man. On other,liand,. the diitance they hare 1, go is .very long, the roads,,so bad ; and the sssistince they can exped so, timall,; that having ,deliberatelx weigked,all, the - circumstances, we determined ou the.above . , , comtounieate thig information to your Excel lency, as well that your txc:.-llzncv may be acquaint ed.of this unlucky atid fatal acc.dent, as als9 that it might h..pnen that those fugitives ShMill take the road nt i'Jrann, where, iperhaps„they may hav e vcs. sels Waithig to carry:them to Monte Video. your ,S4cellent.y. may rest assured that men tres kirelaken front this tui) oetit . to pieteot their entering by way of Peru, wher e hey might co uuLt the saute excesses ay in ii:expre,- sibleevils, which are insrparable fioin their corrupt views. " tiead-Cluatter€,• Paso de rcrreyra, tst of Aug. 'Filo. 1 RANCICO ANT()NIO own LOC AMP . " Senior President and ot' the Junta." melancholy accident happened yesterday.f6renoon at me tory of ; as a youn4 'tan, r la 7 bburer, was• , adjusting a pump %% Lich lie was Using! for• pUm;ling . boiling . al•k , ill..e Ice- fro,) a large pan, four fei deer, inio i!an, ;ft standing on the edg,e.of the fOrrner, the. pitnip nof being I , ro- , perly cadre to bim, by wfu h he fell back . into the boiling.lees." His cries briught'siiine pk)ple, to . the:spor; who took . him out in a shocking , ratr; and carried him to the hospital ; hlrt , we me soft.' to say, he is so dreadfully scalded; th a t littl e hopes' are entertained of his recovery. • • • OurnsoEons - AssAur.r.--A G'ntletnan, of the narne of Acres,was passing along Rceadit.y, with his wife,in a single horse chaise, on Wedn a evening, at dark,. when he was met by a 'sort of hackney coach, drawn by one horse, and two men on the 'box, which was driven against the "gig, K ith Sufficient violence to break it in pieces, and als) to knock down the horse. .Mrs. Acres was most sc ritiuyiy hurt, .and she now lies in a bad state, at a corn chandler's, in The names of this t - eti on the box were Long, ahackneY'cpachman, of Knightsbridge, who had bought the coach, and a :publican's son of the narn of Smith. Their copr duSt after overturning the gig was of the worst kind. Insteal of offerinz Cie necessary atonement, they used the most vile and brutal language ; but Stnith arid-the coach were taken to Marlborough street Office, after several persons had been kl . .ock. ed.down in the riot which the offenders had caus , -4. Long was taken yesterday morning; and both were held to hail for the assault. ' A young gentleman belonging to the Ordnmai OfTide, was rubbed of :81. a few nights ago, between the'Turnpike and IVestinitister-bri4e, by three fel lows with bl3ck maiks, or black crape over their faces. 'They have been seen near the same .place, 'and in the same disgu'se,. and were proceeding to rob another, but made their retreat, on . the approach 'of some persons. MANSION-nousa.—Yestelday, pormer, a Lascar, was charged before the Lord Mayor by Mr. Thomas Gordon, with forcibly taking from his person a chain, seal, and two keys. The ptisonrr met the prosecu tor on Wednesday evening in Alyor-fields, by the side of Bethlem wall, and after inquiring his way, to someplace, which the:prosecuor being deaf could rn understand; immediately made a snatch at his watch, when the chain breaking, he ramie o ff. li g .; was pursued across Moor-fields and taken. Just be. fore he was taken he _was observed to throw away the chain, t , gether with a knife, which he bad in his hand, into the mud. He wag folly committed to Newgate. Yesterday John Bank and Richard Pasers, who stand charged by Mr. Freeling of the Post-office, With entering,.with others,' into a'conspiracy to stop the sailing of his MAjt..sty's packers'at Fahnouth, or to py,t be men such additional wageS as they chose to demand, were again put to the bar; but - it 'being represented to the Lord Mayor 'that this being a matter of consequence; the Attorney-General was 'to be consulted, and begged' the prisoners to be re manded; which win done . According!)'. Yesterday, as some men were repairing some plugs near Temple-bar, they discovered something moving; to their great surprise they pulled/ from the plug a very large eel, weighing bet wean four and five pounds, which they sold to aifishi`oonger, op posite,St, element's church. SNIITHI - IF,LD MARKET, Nov. 2. T ~~ This day's Market was pretty well Supplied with different kinds of Cattle; Beef, Veal, and Pork, were deafer than our last report ; Mutton. is cheaper; and the trade in general was but indifferent.---The sales in the Hay Market were not lively; Hay :hid Straw have dropped in price ; Clover fetched last price.—The, undermentiuned prices and nUmbers - i.ro ati accurate statement : To sink the ofril per stone of 21b. Beef . 4. 2ct. •ty ss. bd. Ni 'mon 4s. 2 , 1. to SS. 2d. Ve7.l y. 6.t to 75. 2A1.• Pork Ss. Bd;' to 7s. 4 , 1. I.dtIZJ os. oti. to 05d. to;.No. Sheep 5545.! CAves 195. Pigs 275. HAY•MARKET. • !lay sy. toi. od. to 9y. los. od. Straw 2.1. 10S. 'CLI 6:31. Os. ad. Clover oi.tOs. cd. to to'. os. od. • CORN.EXCHANGE, Nov. I.—There are several further ariivals of Wh,eat to-day, which, makes a middling and last prices are readily obtained; Barley in, guol supply, at the late reduction ; Malt a;id White P,114 ltrep their rrices ; Beans of the tit V 10t10.s 'are sotriewhat cheaper ; Ness Ticks, 36 , , t 6 4 ; Old as under ; thsere are tolerable supplies of-OAts, which ~re nained at little variation ; Flour ientains at late prices. Wheat - a 54s a 98$ hue dittotool d too Rye (new) 36s a 415 Baiiey - - - 3 2 5 3 4 65 Malt, - 2 . t" 42s White Peae a 745 afii;" ditto 46s a 5 2s T*4l4 543 Tick Beans - -43 s a sot Oats 245" 27S a 323 Poiand ditto -3.1 s a 38s Potatoe ditto - —s a 4os Rape Seed - 461 a 51L Fine Flnur -85 s alos Seconds . Sos a.NSS ~~1.